Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 286, Decatur, Adams County, 6 December 1955 — Page 8

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Assails Dumping i 01 Food Surpluses Uruguayan Leader Assails Program WASHINGTON (INS) — Uru- j guayan president Luis Batele Berres declared today that America's program for getting rid of agricultural surpluses abroad threatens to ruin some Latin American economies. Batlle Berres, head of the nineman. Swiss style council of govern- -! inent of Uruguay, said the flood-' ing of foreign markets with offers of surpluses “is having very ill effects on the economies of our nalions.” The chief executive is in Washington for a three-day visit on the ' invitation of President Eisenhower. He made his remarks at a special meeting of the council of the organization of American states. Batlle Berres pointed out that ' the only source of foreign exchange for Latin America is the sale of its raw materials. He continued: “The flooding of these markets with the offer of raw materials for local currencies and on long term payments is having very ill effects on the economies of our nations . . . "This is cetainly neither an orderly nor a peaceful course of cation.” Although Batlle Berres did not mention the United States in his speech, there was no doubt about his meaning. Uruguay is particularly upset because the U. S. recently sold $30,000,000 in surplus wheat to Brazil, 1* traditional market sot. Uruguay. The Uruguayan president said this course of action may cause violent struggles and hatreds. MkkkkMtMtMlkMlkMMiMlltMiMl

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Secretary Os Labor Speaks At Convention Declares Organized Labor Has Duty For Political Activity NEW YORK (INS) —Labor sec•rerary James P. Mitchell made a strong appeal to the first aEL-CIO convention today not to "deter" President Eisenhower in his effort* to bring about world peace. Mitchell spoke to 'the 1,437 convention delegates after New York Governor Averell Harriman had delivered another sharp attack on the administration's foreign policy. Harriman accused ithe President of helping to foster the "spirit of Geneva," which he insisted bad resulted in “psychological disarmament throughout the free world.” Departing from the prepared text of bis speech, Mitchell said he could no: leave the speaking platform without expressing “my feelings.” He declared that "nothing in this world is more important than world peace,” and that "no other man in the world is so intense” as President Eisenhower in his desire .to bring about world peace. "Please,” Mitchell pleaded, "please, let us not deter him in his Intense, contnual quest for peace.” Mitchell has spoken out against Republican leaders who have claimed that labor is trying to set up a monopoly and seize control of the government by taking over the Democratic party. But in another speech before the 1,450 delegates gathered in New York's 71st Regiment Armory,. Gov. Averell Harriman charged that the Eisenhower administration has packed government agencies "with men who are anti-labor.” The New York Democrat, a "might-be" candidate for his party's presidential nomination, admitted that some administration men were sympathetic to labor. But he held that "behind the window dressing” were several with anti-labor records. The Mitchell and Harriman speeches followed an eight-minute address by President Elsenhower to the convention’s opening day Monday. Speaking over a telephone hook up from Gettysburg, Pa., the President remarked that labor has an opportunity to be “the world’s most effective exhibit of Democratic processes.” He added, however, thaf it should respect the political rights of minority groups within its ranks. This raised the question as to whether the Chief Executive agreed with the statements of some GOP leaders that labor should refrain from endorsing presidential candb' dates, as it usually has done in the past. Motorist Is Fined On Speeding Charge John R. Hammond of Decatur was fined $5 and costs, totaling $19.75, for a Sunday arrest for speeding in Preble. The fine .was i made in justice -of the peace I court. Esm Tonight, Wed., Thurs. OUR BIG DAYS’ | Shows Tonight & Wed. at 7 I 'Continuous Thur, from 1:30 BE SURE TO ATTEND! o », — 0 1 IBIGGESTW: owhshow w OFALL ’ Vv* . JW LEIGH JF'JACK TECHNICOLOR MQ Cinemascope —o—l Starting Friday for 4 Days! “TO HELL AND BACK” Audle Murph/* Own Story!

Political Freedom Os Labor Is Urged Interest In Issue Freshened By Ike WASHINGTON (INS) — Two more OOP senators urged the newly merged APL-CIO unions today to preserve th* political independence of their members. But a Democratic colleague suggested that Republicans could better show their concern by passing legislation which* would give la)>or “a decent break in the American economy.” Interest, in the issue ot political activity by labor unions was freshened by President Eisenhower’s message to the AFL-CIO convention urging memebrs to remember that more than union members” they are "American citizens.” His message was taken as an implied appeal that big labor refrain from endorsing any one candidate or party, as urged by Sen. Barry Goldwater (R Ariz.), chairman of

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the senate GOP campagiu committee. Sen. Alexander Smith (R N. J ), ranking minority member of the senate labor committee, supported Goldwater’s opposition to labor endorsemenits. He said union members ’’must not be railroaded into a political situation.” Sen. Boufke Hickenlooper (R la.), said that "without question" labor leaders in the past “have attempted no control the partisan political voting” of union members. But he added: "There’s a vast difference between the political ambitions of union leaders and laboring man women themselves, wtfo are fitfikeiled in a sound dollar, prosperity*.and continued employment. I have every faith that union members will continue to vote their own judgment and independence.” Sen. Mike Mansfield xD Mont.,) a newly named vice-chairman of the Democratic national committee, commented on the President’s message and a companion warning by presidential adviser Harold E. Stassen. Mansfield said: "It’s nice that

they’re at long last showing interest' in labor and its organization. 1 hope they will prove their concern by sponsoring legislation which will iuwire labor a decent break in ::he American economy and see to Its welfare and future protection." Physician Is Held For Wife's Murder Hearing Wednesday For Illinois Doctor CHICAGO (INS) — Dr. Hobart H. Todd, Jr., 43-year-olJi Sjfokie, 111., physician, will be given a pre-* liminary hearing Wednesday on a murder charge in the death of his wife. Hazel, 37. Mrs. Hobart was found dead Sat-

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